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Thursday, July 29, 2010
Blood Work! “True Blood” vlog 3.06: Suck Whatever’s Left
Good friends and 'Team Talk Blood' members Andy and Brian have a great time reviewing ep 6.
In this week’s episode of True Blood, Lorna Doone Lorena told Coot and Debbie to “suck whatever’s left” of undead, unfortunately-banged hero Bill Compton. In this week’s Blood Work! video recap, Andy and I do our best to suck the marrow out of the bones of an insanely overstuffed show.
Tara idiocy! Gay vampire flirting! Gay fry-cook flirting! Ginger waitress espionage! Scratch-offs!
'Talk Blood' Radio True Blood Season 3.06 "I Got a Right to Sing the Blues" iPodcast and chat room logs
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Listen to the podcast of Sunday night's Talk Blood episode True Blood Season 3.06 "I Got a Right to Sing the Blues"
I was joined by our friend MASpencer, the episode recapper with Sookieverse blog and Jefwithonef columnist from the Houston Press.
****Prizes *** we have prizes just for participating- Lafemmetopaz, email me you are winner of this week's prize!
Check out the Chat room transcripts and logs from Sunday night and make sure join us LIVE!!!
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True Blood Music Video of the Day: Bill and Lorena "I hate everything about you"
TRUE BLOOD: Bill & Lorena
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Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Win A DVD Of Anna Paquin And Stephen Moyer’s Thriller “Open House”
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OPEN HOUSE Featuring Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer of HBO's "True Blood"
Street Date: 8/3/10
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The phrase "For Sale By Owner" has never been so deadly. This summer, Lionsgate brings to DVD, Blu-ray Disc and digital download, the thriller Open House, which garnered accolades at the 2010 Tribeca Film Festival. When a couple on the brink of divorce attempts to sell their house on their own, they discover that one of their potential buyers isn't apt to leave. The unwanted guest begins torturing the couple from their basement, and it seems they have little hope of getting out of their marriage and their home alive. Andrew Paquin's directorial debut, featuring deleted scenes and audio commentary with the director, arrives on DVD and Blu-ray Disc August 3rd for a suggested retail price of $26.98.
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'True Blood' Fans Can Win A Walk-On Role!
Let's face it — after two and a half seasons of watching the crazy supernatural shenanigans going down between Sookie Stackhouse, her peers at Merlotte's, her rivals at Fangtasia and far beyond, most "True Blood" fans can agree that visiting the fictional town of Bon Temps isn't exactly the most enticing prospect. But how about visiting the set of "True Blood" and getting to meet your favorite actors like Alexander Skarsgård, Stephen Moyer and more — is that something you're interested in?
If so, you're in luck. "True Blood" fans can bid on an opportunity to win a non-speaking, featured "extra" walk-on role on the HBO series. Additionally, whoever wins the featured walk-on role can bring a guest of their choosing to the set. Better still? All proceeds go to a very noble cause!
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‘Blood’ brother HBO bites on fan feedback, hires Joe Manganiello as regular for hit series
He immediately began exercising with the same trainer who got Hugh Jackman in shape for the 2000 film “X-Men.”
“I was on a strict diet, and I worked out twice a day, six days a week, to make sure I was in peak form by the time filming rolled around,” Manganiello told the Herald in a telephone interview last week.
He kept up that grueling regimen for five months.
“It was a lot of work. It was like having a full-time job on the side while I’m actually working my real full-time job.”
The dedication paid off. HBO announced last week that Manganiello will be a regular on the fourth season of “True Blood.” The Pittsburgh native also is on the cover of the August issue of Muscle & Body magazine.
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True Blood - Episode 3.07 - Hitting Ground - Promo #2
I may have already posted this one - but be advsed there are 2 promos and they have very different spoiler scenes, I am REALLY looking forward to this episode!
True Blood Music Video of the Day: Almost Lover
Almost Lover(Remix) (Jessica&Hoyt)
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Tuesday, July 27, 2010
TV Guide- True Blood Exclusive: Who Will Sookie Choose?
She can read minds, sling beers and toss back shots with werewolves. Not to mention work a pair of short-shorts across two states. No wonder True Blood's Sookie Stackhouse (Anna Paquin) is the dream girl for three guys who put the super in supernatural.
So far she's been loyal to her first love, Civil War-era vampire Bill Compton (Stephen Moyer), but a heartrending breach of trust will soon tear the two apart, leaving an opening for calculating Viking bloodsucker Eric Northman (Alexander Skarsgård) and sensitive werewolf bodyguard Alcide Herveaux (Joe Manganiello).
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"It will shake the very core of their relationship," says executive producer Alan Ball of the shocking incident that wounds the couple in Season 3. "Bill and Sookie's love for each other is authentic and they want to make it work. But it might get harder and harder."
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“True Blood” Sucker Punch: Season 3, Ep. 6
Mark Blankenship gives us his "'Sucker Punch" for this week's True Blood episode!
What a difference a year makes, you guys. Around this time last season, True Blood and I were in a fight. The turgid Maryann business was driving me crazy, the subplot in Dallas felt disconnected from everything else… it was rough. Now, however, the show and I have more than made up. We’re thinking about moving in together. Because seriously… the series is having its best run of episodes ever.
Case in point: “I Got a Right to Sing the Blues.” An exceptional hour of television—written by Alan Ball and directed by John Dahl—it hurls scene after scene at my gut, my heart, and my brain. In fact, so many moments strike me so deeply that I’m hard-pressed to anoint just one Sucker Punch. But since they don’t pay me the big blogger bucks to be wishy-washy, I’ll make a choice.
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Photo Flashback! The Stage Roots of True Blood's Truly Talented Cast
What a fun article from Broadway.com
It’s always fun to spot a favorite stage actor in the movies or on TV. And in the case of HBO’s hit vampire series True Blood, stage vets are everywhere! Given the fact that show creator Alan Ball began his career as a playwright, it’s not really surprising that so many theatrically trained performers have taken up residence in the Bon Temps bayou—and in this new feature, we’ve gathered production shots of 10 vamps and shape-shifters (and the people who love them) as we enjoy seeing them: live and on stage!
Anna Paquin
You know that True Blood’s fearless heroine Sookie Stackhouse was one of the youngest Oscar winners ever in real life (for 1993’s The Piano). But Anna Paquin is also a skilled stage actress, as she proved in a Drama Desk Award-nominated off-Broadway debut as a baby-faced serial killer in 2001’s The Glory of Living (pictured above, with Jeffrey Donovan). She went on to co-star in Neil LaBute’s The Distance from Here and was terrific opposite former flame Kieran Culkin in After Ashley.
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Recap: True Blood, season 3, episode 6 – ‘I Got A Right To Sing The Blues’
Becca's amazing recap is up on Toronto's National Post!
Warning: All recaps may contain spoilers from episodes-to-date.
Promise: Recaps will never contain spoilers from upcoming episodes.
The writers are really working overtime this season to show us what vampires are capable of, and to what degree Bill differs from them in deed and action. Was this a direction in which they always planned to head? Or are they cashing in all their cable chips — this episode is particularly gory — to ensure that no one ever again compares their vampires to Twilight or The Vampire Diaries? Whatever the reason, this season bares little resemblance to the previous two. Better, faster, stronger, I say.
• The contrast between Lorena’s fixation with Bill and Sookie’s genuine affection for him is, for me, one of the strongest episode arcs of the series to date. Lorena is charged with the task of killing Bill on Russell’s orders. She produces an arsenal of weapons that would make Dexter envious, and makes us wonder, if we ever did, just how vile she really is. There were at least three opportunities to flash back to Lorena’s past. Hopefully, we’ll get to see her before and at the time she was made. Bill remains the voice of reason even as she carves him to shreds. She accuses him of never embracing their nature, and we can’t help but think that she doesn’t mean all the nature of all vampires, but theirs as a couple. Bill says he wishes to be dead so he can truly be free of his disease. When Debbie and Coot come in and feed off a weakened Bill, Lorena looks on in partial horror, perhaps glimpsing the hell she used to visit upon her victims when Bill was a more agreeable progeny. In his death, she will be alone.
• I really liked Sookie this episode. A lot. For once, I didn’t mind
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